Sticky Wicked
Miles Davis · Other Songs - Miles Davis
Call her sticky wicked
Will she answer agin today or pray that love'll kick it?
Kick it love, see her little baby
Hey girl, she don't remember your name
Kick it love, mama gettin' busy
Got no time 4 games
Sticky wicked
She just got a pair of tickets to the opera in her mind
No applause, no encore if she dies
CHORUS
Kick it love, visions of her childhood
When her heart was gold
Sticky wicked
Tell me people what reason's good enough 2
Die before you're old? Kick it love,
covenants of promise lay before your eyes
Stick wicked will trick you, lick you, then it kicks you aside!
CHORUS
People crashing in the middle of the day
When you wake up sticky wicked don't go away
Sticky wicked
Pretty stick wicked
(Scenario of a mother who can't remember her daughter's name)
Hey little baby, what's your name?
Oh ain't she cute?
Mama got 2 run today
I don't have time 4 games
No don't worry about me, I'm alright
I'm alright, I'm alright
caramel-coated pseudo happy
Call her sticky wicked
People crashing in the middle of the day
When you wake up sticky wicked don't go away
If you want it, help is here today
There's a better God, don't you wanna play?
Sticky wicked, love'll kick it
Sticky wicked, love'll kick it
Sticky Wicked
Sticky Wicked stands as a notable recording within the expansive discography of Miles Davis, capturing the legendary trumpeter's enduring mastery of the English genre. This track reflects Davis's signature approach to phrasing and tone, showcasing his ability to imbue standard material with a unique, introspective character. As part of a broader body of work that spans decades of innovation, the song highlights the artist's commitment to exploring new sonic territories while maintaining the core elements of his style. The recording serves as a testament to Davis's influence on modern music, offering listeners a glimpse into his creative process during a period of significant artistic evolution. It remains an essential piece for understanding the depth and versatility of his contributions to the genre.

